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lever, which in the chair. 9.30 am excluded broadcasting, launched a 23-year-old three-time Olympic medalist in Rio gymnast Max Withlock. – We’re back in an hour – he laughed, while leading in the studio started to do push-ups.

Action ITV is part of a nationwide campaign “I Am Team GB”, in which Saturday will be “the biggest sports day in the history of the nation.”

Hundreds of events across the country

With the National Lottery, the main team sponsor of the Olympic Team GB, television organized hundreds of events throughout the country, in which the British free to play sports and participate in training with the medalists and Olympians from Rio.

Greg Rutherford, who represented Great Britain in the long jump, opened for your community … your backyard, which has a jump from the 52-meter run-up.

– The main thing for me is that we involved kids – he explained. – We live in an age where all around us there are so many distractions, other activities you can do while I’m through childhood climbed trees and ran around the court – he joked.

His colleague from the national team, rowing Olympic champion Helen Glower held in Reading open day for those interested in the discipline.

Beginning Withlock action straight from the studio ITV went to the Copper Box hall in East London, which was one of the arenas of the Olympic Games in 2012, there to take part in the training handball and belly dancing. The organizers expect that the total of the shares will be attended by hundreds of thousands of people.

At the same time social media encourage both companies to share photos selfie after training within “and form Team GB.” The action is also involved dozens of celebrities.

The British Olympic record

The British won in Rio 67 medals, including 27 gold, 23 silver and 17 bronze – the most since the Olympic Games in 1908, which they were played in London. They took second place in the medal count, behind the United States and ahead of China.